morning lecture recap

Eric Klinenberg Lauds Value of Libraries as Social Infrastructure

by Jamie Landers on July 6, 2019

Eric Klinenberg, author of Palaces for the People: How Social Infrastructure Can Help Fight Inequality, Polarization, and the Decline of Civic Life, speaks Friday, July 5, 2019 in the Amphitheter. VISHAKHA GUPTA/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Eric Klinenberg

Panel Discussion Details Flint’s Resilience Beyond Water Crisis

by Jamie Landers on July 3, 2019

Anna Clark believes Flint, Michigan, was harmed by the “danger of the single story.” As the chronicle of its water crisis

Rev. Jeffrey Brown Shares Journey of Boston’s Decline in Youth Violence

by Jamie Landers on July 2, 2019

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The Rev. Jeffrey Brown shares stories of his time as s pastor in the Boston community which caused him to

John Kasich Opens Week Lauding Individual Impact in Communities

by Jamie Landers on July 1, 2019

Former Ohio governor, John Kasich, opens week two of the morning lecture series, designed around the theme of ‘Uncommon

Dan Egan Discusses the Past, Present and Future of the Great Lakes

by Jamie Landers on June 26, 2019

Inthe seemingly clear waters of the five Great Lakes, Dan Egan proved that looks can be deceiving. Utilizing a combination

Nikole Hannah-Jones Examines Racism From ‘Slaveocracy’ to ‘Democracy’

by Jamie Landers on June 25, 2019

With centuries of history on her side, Nikole Hannah-Jones argues that America was founded on a lie, and has spent 250 years trying its best to cover that up. That lie originated with the slave trade

Photographer Annie Griffiths Discusses Connectivity in Opening Morning Lecture

by Jamie Landers on June 24, 2019

Annie Griffiths likes to refer to herself as an “accidental photographer.” The plan was always to be a writer, but

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